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Ballsbridge is a lively, affluent, south-central Dublin village. The famous three-arch stone bridge across the River Dodder still proclaims it as ‘Ball’s Bridge’ in recognition of the original owners of the bridge: the Ball family, well-known Dublin merchants in the 1500s and 1600s.

Clonskeagh or ‘Cluain Sceach’, meaning meadow of the whitethorn, is a small, modern suburb straddling the River Dodder. Located just south of Ranelagh, this neighbourhood has plenty to offer the discerning buyer: top-rated schools, easy access to prime commuter routes, expansive recreational facilities and stunning, historic homes.

Although named after the notoriously disorderly ‘Donnybrook Fair, an annual event held from 1204 until the middle of the 19th century, this south Dublin neighbourhood today is a peaceful retreat just a short stroll from St Stephen’s Green. Situated on the southside of the Dublin 4 postcode, Donnybrook is best known as the home of RTE.

Dublin 2 is truly the heart of Dublin city, famous for its Georgian architecture, historical landmarks and world-class dining and shopping experiences. As a resident in Dublin 2, all the best that Dublin has to offer – including shopping areas, pubs, nightclubs, restaurants, museums, concert halls and more – are on your doorstep.

Harold’s Cross is a deservedly popular residential area, located just 2.5 kilometres from St Stephen’s Green. In recent years, the neighbourhood has become a popular spot for trendy restaurants, cafes and pubs, and continues to draw both young professionals looking for their first home and families ready to settle down in the area

Located between Ringsend and Sandymount is Irishtown, a small Dublin 4 neighbourhood with views of Dublin Bay and the Aviva Stadium. While much of the city has seen a change in recent decades, Irishtown has retained its village feel and residential community.

Milltown, located on the banks of the River Dodder and once home to the manufacturing of everything from wool to glue, is now a desirable neighbourhood to live in, close to the bustling villages of Ranelagh and Rathgar and situated in the heart of Dublin 6.

Portobello is one of Dublin’s most enviable neighbourhoods, with a trendy young vibe set in a maze of Victorian streets. The area boasts some of the city’s best eateries and cafes, providing every conceivable amenity from dining to shopping within a 10-minute walk of St Stephen’s Green.

Easily one of Dublin’s most sought-after addresses, Ranelagh is particularly well known for its selection of speciality shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as its close proximity to St Stephen’s Green.

Rathgar is one of Dublin’s most celebrated districts, well known for a history steeped with literati (James Joyce was born in the neighbourhood and there are rumours of Bram Stoker stalking the streets like one of his most famous characters!). The streets are lined with magnificent period homes, and handsome railed squares dot the area.

Rathmines is famous for being a village-like suburb, boasting upscale gastropubs, bistros, coffee shops and more, all within a short walk of St Stephen’s Green.

Overlooking the Irish sea and centred in one of South Dublin’s most charming villages, Sandymount is a popular coastal suburb in Dublin 4. It is a thriving, bustling village with excellent shops, restaurants and of course, long walks along Sandymount Strand.

Terenure is a family-friendly residential suburb, located just five kilometres from St Stephen’s Green. The area is ideal for buyers looking for solid family homes with large gardens, with the added benefit of a vibrant community and village centre.